Configuring for Digital Certificate

You must have a digital certificate issued by Qwest before attempting to connect to the CEMR web-site. Or, you must have a Qwest-issued Account Name and PIN with which to obtain your digital certificate from Qwest’s E-commerce site. If you do not have this information, please contact your Qwest service manager.

Note: Qwest supports and tests only on Internet Explorer 6.0. For optimal use of all features, Qwest recommends you use IE 6.0 or higher when accessing CEMR. Qwest is not responsible for any problems encountered when using browsers other than IE 6.0 or higher.

Once you have obtained an email certificate (or certificates), you must specify the certificates you want to use for signing and encrypting messages.

To configure Internet Explorer for Digital Certificate

1. From the Internet Explorer menu, select Tools, and choose Internet Options.
   
   The Internet Options dialogue box appears.

2. Click the Content tab.

3. Click the Certificates button.
   
   The Certificate Manager dialogue box appears, showing a list of digital certificates.
   
   You can import, export or remove the required digital certificate from the displayed list.

4. Close the window and launch the url for CEMR.
   
   The Security Alert window appears.

5. Click Yes.
   
   If you have multiple digital certificates, the Client Authentication window appears. Choose the required certificate and click OK.

6. CEMR is launched.

If the above procedure fails, contact your internal desktop support or Internet Explorer technical support services. If you have another browser vendor, contact the vendor’s documentation or technical support for instructions to configure digital certificates.